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I'd be more tempted to release all the files

Stickers are on the way I love irony

I most certainly can always make another run, but you cant beat the price of the new kit. The thing I had been considering is running more of the aluminum pulleys and maybe the front end parts, tensioner etc. Whatever it is, I need it to be something that will sell or else I have just sunk more mone...

For those interested the $30 off coupon works on the amain preorder

Now, when the MIP 4wd re-re arrives, I’m still very interested.

Me too! One thing is guaranteed with MIP, it's gonna be made in the USA. That is not optional with Eustace

I officially have aluminum brake adapters being produced, well I'm in line at least. Should have them in a couple weeks. They will be $20 each shipped. I'll have them on the website soon.

We used the modern style (at the time) b44 front end on the original Ten4. I never really cared for the look but it worked really well. I have those old parts still available but sourcing b44 front cva's is the hard part. This bolts right on to the modern Ten4.1 though, as shown

Yeah the company has a good reputation but ultimately it's going to be what AE specs out. Probably won't have the power of your old PD, those were pretty hot. Might look at the Traxxas engine if you want the power

Decided to change the title since we now know more about the 4wd

Wish I still had the nib I had years back, but this will work!

Just an early radio where to lighten the controls they moved the transmitter part and battery to something you wear. The futaba magnum senior had a cable to do the same thing but it was just the battery not the tx section.

I'm shocked that Futaba hasn't given us a retro radio yet. JR did an aircraft radio like that a few years back and it's sweet!

I learned on a stick radio and can pick one up and drive equally terrible with it as with a pistol grip

Novak servos were based on Bantam Midgets iirc. They share a lot anyway. If you get bored, Google Bob Novak and you will see his extensive history in rc, especially aircraft early on. He was a huge influence on the industry outside of the orange car stuff we know. Attached a pic of one of my Bantams...